Product Summary
The ski in details
The Zero G 95 was the ski of choice for ski mountaineers Hilaree Nelson and Jim Morrison to conquer their epic, first descent on the world’s highest, biggest line—the Lhotse Couloir on 27,940-foot Lhotse peak in Nepal’s Himalayas.
The Zero G 95 gave them the performance they needed to get down safely—not to mention the high-altitude pow turns they scored! An ultra-lightweight paulownia wood core paired with updated iteration of Blizzard’s proven Carbon Drive technology in version 3.0 provides for efficiency on the skin track and a more consistent, stable feel on the descent. Your backcountry adventure may be closer to home, but you can still reap the benefits of Austrian engineering that delivers the best downhill performance for the weight.
Weight: 2520g/Ski @ 157cm
Technologies
- Carbon Drive 3.0 Sandwich Partial Sidewall
- Paulownia Woodcore
- Rocker-Camber-Rocker
CARBON REINFORCEMENTS
The Carbon Drive 3.0 is empowered by two underfoot carbon reinforcements.
The carbon reinforcements are two edge-to-edge layers of bi-direction carbon fiber placed in the binding mounting areas, in order to provide:
- Improved Edge Grip
- Enhanced Power Transmission
CARBON DRIVE 3.0
- Improved Playfulness
- Improved Stability
- Great Edge Hold
- High Control
Ski review Blizzard Zero G 095
At the 2023/2024 WorldSkitest the skis were closely evaluated in the category „Touring Men 2“. Tester opinion: "For touring skiers for whom an effortless ascent is just as important as a casual descent, the "Zero G 095" is a perfect option. The "Blizzard" convinces on both long and short turns and is characterised by very good edge grip. "A very good touring ski and optimal companion on the mountain", our testers sum up."
| Handling Skins | 7,2 / 10 |
|---|---|
| Long turns | 7,6 / 10 |
| Short turns | 7,5 / 10 |
| Smoothness | 7,0 / 10 |
| Edge grip | 7,5 / 10 |
| Overall impression | 7,3 / 10 |
| Final score | 44,1 / 60 very good |
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